Frankfort High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

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Our Changing Times in ACTIVITIES A test, a problem, a question . . . often creating frustration and anxiety but more often satisfaction with a job well done. A play, a concert, Big Broadcast . . . extending an opportunity for the students to participate in the role of professional actors and musicians. A meeting, a program, a service . . . supplying the students with valuable experience and training. All of these various activities make up the lives of the students at F.S.H.S. 19

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Membership in the National Honor Society is the highest academic honor possible for a high school student. On the diploma of each graduating senior is affixed the National Honor seal. This is the only emblem of recognition that may appear on a student’s diploma. Members are chosen on the basis of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Sponsor this year was Mr. McMurtrey. Officers: Treasurer — Patty Work; President — Mike McMurtrey; Vice President Bruce Pitman; Secretary keitha Baker. National Dennis Cleaver, Dale Watson, John Doan, Patsy Sallie Kimble, Jerri Newhouse, Becky Zurfas, Jennie Noble, Sandy Shipley, Sandra Strain, Cindi Clark, Jacque Moon, bluffer, Nancy Lucas, Charlotte Carter, Becky Marshall. 20